The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-07-07

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hearts a The farmers Tuesday night
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bone sssis ready fer bs.lHcss 10 bis lina
-Ma Mar Cosa 10 % visiting ,cs'
among iriesds ia Massachusetts, snd else
where
a oomrsfr 81 roans people wcni "a
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Csc iiese.
--Js3ss slinser. o. chiosso. writes
that he expects TO visit Manchester as
nspsl iLi, season,
Mn Theodore swiii has goSc on =
visit 10 Der sister. Mrs. rfos,. who resides
Of sn.iiEs Pals. ontsrio.
%. q. Psli seeds M soms fne Ror.
bafy ra.ssts q last pears growth thu. have
sepi psrieciiy sod are still Of hne favor
Sit. Johns church viii be open for
divine service July 10. Al II o'clock IN.
add p. m These services will be con-
TUNED through the summer.
--'Dsn' Bennest Of Winchendon.
Mss... came up 70 attend the reunion OF
his regiment ., Fsirhssen, and Ia visiting
among bis frierds ia this vicinity.
The stree, sprinkler win now obtain
vs,sr from thu Equinox mountain pipe
Instead Of from the cemetery brook. and
thus save hsuliug water $ long distance.
"A letter has been received from Prof
Spring ,isiiDg that bis daughter died on
| TUESDAY moraing. and that Prof Perry. OF
Williams college win preach for him nen'
Snndsy.
PROF spring OF Williams college
preached two very interesting sermons at
the Congregational church last Sundays
lie will supply tho pulpit four Sunday.
more aud perhaps longer.
ger. +. r. Wild, d. d.. has accepted
the call 10 the pastors,e OF the Congrega
tionsl church. 10 commence his labou the
first Of October. Unavoidable circum-
stances prevented an earlier decision.
"A dnc display Of fireworks itiingly
closed the fourth OF July In this village |
The drum corps made its first public ap-
pearance and made good impression.
The day was unusually quiet, many people
going out Of town.
With its new cottage aud other i'm
provements Dellwood cemetery is more
beautiful this summer than ever before.
There Is 10 cemetery in this state. and We
donb, whether there Is q rural cemetery
anywhere. that will equal II in beauty OF
location. in the tasteful arrangement, Of the
grounds. in tho greA. variety Of trees and
flowers. aud IN the manner in which II is
kept There Is = symmetry about It that
adds greatly to its attractions and makes 1t
N beautiful - poets dream. The money
which has been expended in fitting up
the grounds must have been laid out TO
the creates. possible advantage, and with
sdmirs BILE tat and judgment.
"A large number OF veterans went to
fsrhAven Monday, TO attend the fret
reunion OF the Second Vermont brigade
Twenty members Of company Q OF the
lalh regiment. the Manchester company,
were present and over 200 Of that regiment
and 500 veterans in all took part. and they
had magnificent time. The people Of
Fsrhsyen entertained the "boys" royalty
aud many stirring addresses were made.
Gen Doubleday. in whose division this
brigade served at the battle Of Gettysburg,
contributed 3 valuable historical paper in
which he gave tho Vermont boys great
ereai. for repnlsing Picketts famous
charge. the turning point in the greatest
battle Of tho war. The regiment voted to
have more meetings Of the kind.
The people living in this valley and
The people who spend the summer months
here ought 10 be well pleased with the
present railroad facilities The new Satur
dsy afternoon train from New York. max
ing the time less than sir hours. and the
ncw Sunday night train to New York are Q
great convenience TO city people and
should do much toward building up the
summer business OF this valley. One great
objection has been that II ia too far from
The city. bat this has been overcome 10 o
great measure. Six hours ride. any day Of
the week. 10 palace car without change
will take persons 10 or from the city
There Ia 20 question in regard 10 the doe
scenery. pure air and water and general
attractions Of the locality They have been
long recognized and many more city PEG
pie would be attracted hither il there we're
more accommodation for them. The
Equinor House always has large patron !
age from The beat people. bu. the grca,
majority cannot Afford TO pay the prices !
charged by the be.s hotels. A great many q
people Of limited means wholi be glad to
come here hu, the accommodations for ,
this class are very limited. This should
he fsvori,e locality for summer co,tsees !
Lenoa. Msss.. has large nnmbsr Of Gle.
gsI, cottages. owned by city people, aud
Lemon is no more isrorsbly located than
Manchester. Now the railroad facilities
arc all that can be ssked Tor. And much .
better than eyer before. we may expect 10
see healthy srowlh 10 the simmer busi
ncss. Tho passenger TART and ireieL, ratio. .
On general Merchandise have been lately ]
reduced snd the road Pot 10 nrst cl.ss 9
eOsdi,ion IN al respects We know that b
The people on the line OF the road appre .
cisie thsse inaprovemeDss
xsscnEsTrR orarRI q
The village schools will close on Fri O
dsy iof The samnsr vacation
--fresh paint bss sreslly Improved the !,
fesldehoe Of Mss Lacy Morrill,.